Urinary Disorders

The client just completed a hemodialysis session, what symptoms are the nurses priority? Selected all that apply

• Headache

• Bleeding

• Cardiac Arrhythmias

• Angina

The nurse is taking care of a patient with kidney disease, what finding would indicated fluid overload?

• Wheezes

• Crackles

• Increased urine output

• Abdominal cramping

Most serious complication related to peritoneal dialysis?

• Respiratory distress

• Peritonitis

• Constipation

• Diarrhea

The nurse recognizes that patients with CKD experience anemia, what is the rationale for this occurrence?

• Chronic Hypertension

• Elevated Blood Glucose

• Decreased Erythropoietin Secretion

• Hematuria

Implication of prostate surgery

• Impotence

• Erectile Dysfunction

• Loss of sensation

• Sterilization

Most accurate way to determine fluid gain or loss in a patient with CKD?

• Urine output

• Daily Weights

• Measure abdominal girth

• Ask them their weight

The nurse is caring for a patient with glomerulonephritis, what is an appropriate assessment question for the nurse to ask?

• Do you consume alcohol?

• Do you use marijuana?

• Have you had a recent skin infection?

• Have you had a recent STI?

The nurse is caring for a patient post TURP, what orders would she expect to receive?

• Continuous Bladder Irrigation

• Antibiotics

• Antispasmodics

• Removal of catheter

An elderly male patient presents to the emergency department with complaints of inability to urinate for the last 24 hours. What is a priority intervention for this patient?

• Give them a urinal

• Ask the doctor

• Place a urinary catheter

• Give IV fluids

The nurse is caring for an elderly male patient that reports feelings of inability to empty his bladder, difficulty starting stream and urinary frequency. What disorder is the patient likely experiencing?

• UTI

• BPH

• STI

• Impotence